The All-American Rejects (Album) — Wikipédia

The All-American Rejects is the first studio album of the American group The All-American rejects.

The album had previously been recorded in 2001 by Tyson Ritter and Nick Wheeler and was published by the independent label Doghouse October 15, 2002 ^{[ 4 ]} . The group subsequently signed with the DreamWorks label which decided to reissue the album, which then had a commercial success, the album being sold in mars 2006 more than a million copies ^{[ 5 ]} .

The duo Tyson Ritter/Nick Wheeler recorded this album in New York in 2001, after being signed on the independent label Doghouse. The All-American Rejects fate him October 15, 2002 . This album attracts the attention of DreamWorks, which signs the group and released the album again in early 2003. The album obtained commercial success, reaching or platinum certification in Canada and platinum in the United States.
The album is released in CD and vinyl in Orange (limited edition in red and blue) as well as in audio cassette exclusively on the Indonesian market.

Singles [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Le premier single, “Swing, Swing”, sort le December 2, 2002 . The duo is then joined, several months after the album recording, by two new members, Mike Kennerty on the rhythmic guitar and Chris Gaylor on drums. Swing, Swing reached eighth place in Billboard Modern Rock Tracks in the United States and in the thirteenth place in ranking UK Singles , offering the group attention on both sides of the Atlantic.
A second single, “The Last Song”, comes out April 21, 2003 and reaches the 29 ^{It is} Place au Billboard Moderbing Rock Tracks it LA 69 ^{It is} place UK Singles Chart .

A third and last single comes from the album, “Time Stands Still”, released the July 14, 2003 ^{[ 6 ]} , but this one does not obtain commercial success.

The opening piece of the album, “My Paper Heart”, released at the end of 2003 as a promotional single, accompanying the release of the DVD ” Live from Oklahoma … The Too Bad for Hell Tour! ” As well as the documentary ” Lost in Stillwater “.

Video clips [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The single video clip Swing, Swing fate him January 7, 2003 ^{[ 7 ]} . Turned December 2002 In Los Angeles, the video was produced by Marcos Siega. We can note a reference to one of the favorite groups of guitarist Nick Wheeler, Def Leppard, on the t-shirt offered by the main protagonist to his girlfriend.

The Last Song is accompanied by a clip a month after its release. Turned April 2003 In Pasadena in California, partly at Pink Bowl Stadium, the clip is led by Charles Jensen.

Turned by Meiert Avis in August 2003 In Los Angeles, the clip of Time Stands Still released in the fall of 2003.

• British version bonus
  • The Cigarette Song (acoustic) – 3:39

Band Production Product and mixed by Tim O’Heir Registered at the Studios Mission Sound and Headgear Studio, in Brooklyn, New York Masterisé par Emily Lazar au The Lodge, New York, New York Management: Mosaic Media Group

Marketing Booking: Jenna Adler chez CAA Talent discoverer: Michael Goldstone Artistic direction: The All-American rejects Illustrations: Weekly Studio, Seattle Photography by Erin Thompson Doghouse Records: Dirk Hemsath Assistant Doghouse Records assistant: Laura Echler Legal representation: Richard J. Grabel at Grubman, Indorsky & Shindler, P.C.

Rankings [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Certifications [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Country	Date	Format
Australia	January 17, 2003	CD, download
UNITED STATES	February 4, 2003
United Kingdom	3 mars 2003
UNITED STATES	December 9, 2008	Vinyl